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KATYA THE INFORMER : THE TRAFFICKING TRADE NEED HER TO DO WHAT SHE DOES BEST. PB
KATYA THE INFORMER : THE TRAFFICKING TRADE NEED HER TO DO WHAT SHE DOES BEST. PB
- Διαθέσιμο σε 16-17 ημέρες αναλόγως με την διαθεσιμότητα του εκδότη
- COINKYDING PUBLISHING
Katya Petrovna is a risk-taker. Its what led her to leave her job at the Russian Federal Security Service and join the new G8 Intelligence Agency. But her reputation as headstrong and independent precedes her, and G8 wonders if shes ready for their dangerous missions. When a Russian woman is caught at London Heathrow airport with a suitcase full of cash, John Hammond, G8s Director General, assigns Katya her first operation: infiltrate a Russian mafia-run casino on the Black Sea. Katya goes undercover as the daughter of a wealthy ex-KGB officer looking for a good time. But as she delves deeper into the casinos operations, she finds herself out of her depth. The mafias reach extends all the way to a Chinese Tong Casino in Macau, where theyre running a brutal trafficking operation. And with each step, Katyas mistakes put her in even more danger. She tries to recruit Kirill, a casino floor manager who she knew as a street kid in Moscow, as an informant. But as the stakes get higher and the risks greater, she cant be sure if hes on her side or working for the mafia. Katyas descent into the dark world of the high-stakes casino trade is a nightmare of cruelty, torture, and death, but she cant stop now. The girls in the trafficking trade need her to do what she does best: take a gamble.
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| Language | ΑΓΓΛΙΚΑ |
| Pages | 352 |
| Publisher | COINKYDING PUBLISHING |
| Writer | DAVID BICKFORD |
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Τιμή Καταστήματος: 16,70€
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13,35€
- Κωδικός: tsi.302987
- Βάρος: 0.25kgr
- Διαστάσεις: 19.80cm x 12.80cm x 2.50cm
- ISBN: 9781739399399